(30) Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Sa’eed narrated from Muhammad bin Ali at-Taymali from Muhammad bin Issma’eel bin Buzay’ and also it was narrated from some ones from Mansoor bin Younus bin Bazraj from Issma’eel bin Jabir that Abu Ja’far Muhammad bin Ali al-Baqir had said:

“The man of this matter will disappear in one of these mountain passes-he pointed with his hand towards Thi Tuwa. Before his rising, the guardian, who has been with him, comes to meet some of his companions. He asks them: How many persons are you?” They say: “We are about forty men.” He says: “What will you do if you see your man?” They say: “By Allah, if he wants us to move the mountains for him, we will do.” Then he says to them: “Choose ten of your chiefs or the best of you!” They do and he sets out with them to meet their man. He promises to meet them in the next night.” Then Abu Ja’far al-Baqir added: “By Allah, as if I see him leaning against the Rock (of the Kaaba) and saying: “O people, whoever argues with me about Allah, I am worthier of Allah than all of the people. O people, whoever argues with me about Adam, I am worthier of Adam than all the people. Whoever argues with me about Noah, I am worthier of Noah. Whoever argues with me about Abraham, I am worthier of Abraham. Whoever argues with me about Moses, I am worthier of Moses. Whoever argues with me about Jesus Christ, I am worthier of Jesus Christ. O people, whoever argues with me about Muhammad, I am worthier of Muhammad. Whoever argues with me about the Book of Allah, I am worthier of the Book of Allah.” Then he comes to the temple (of Abraham) and offers two rak’as-prayer before it. By Allah, he is the distressed one, about whom Allah has said, ‘Or, Who answers the distressed one when he calls upon Him and removes the evil, and He will make you successors in the earth…?’ This verse has been revealed about him and for him.”